Geothermal maintenance is not an AC tune-up.
The loop, the flow center, the heat pump, the controls, the airflow, the water temperatures and the desuperheater all get checked against how your system is actually running. Then you get it in writing.
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What I measure and where you stop
- Loop pressureWhether the closed loop is holding or showing a leak or air. You: do not open the loop. Record alarms and call.
- Entering and leaving water temperatureWhether the loop and heat exchanger move heat as expected. You: do not remove panels.
- Flow in GPMWhether the flow center, pump, valves and loop move enough water. You: do not adjust pumps or valves.
- Airflow and static pressureWhether the ducts starve the heat pump. You: filters and registers only.
- Electrical draw and controlsMotors, compressor, aux heat and controls behaving safely. You: no panels, no repeated breaker resets.
- DesuperheaterWhether the water-heating recovery works, when equipped. You: leave the hot-water piping alone.
Current geothermal maintenance plans
✦ Geo 360 plans ✦
When maintenance becomes a diagnostic call
- Loop pressure or flow alarmRecord the code and call. Do not open anything.
- Repeated lockouts or fault codesTranquility 30 fault codes show where the homeowner line stops.
- Aux heat running when it should notUnexplained auxiliary heat is a sign the heat pump is not carrying the load.
- Water near equipmentNear the air handler, the flow center, or anything electrical.
- Frozen lines, lost airflow, electrical smellOr a breaker that keeps tripping. Shut it down and call.
Geothermal service is what I do
Service history matters
The Okeene write-up is old enough that the service record is the interesting part.
Statewide for geothermal
I travel across Oklahoma and most bordering states for geothermal service, not just my seven counties.
IGSHPA Accredited
Ground-source training, ClimateMaster GeoElite, and a Master HVAC License.
Straight answers
How much does a geothermal tune-up cost in Oklahoma?
The geothermal tune-up is $348. That is a flat number, weekday or after hours.
Is a geothermal tune-up the same as a geothermal diagnostic?
No. They are two different visits that cost the same $348. A tune-up is scheduled maintenance. A diagnostic is me chasing a problem. You book one or the other and pay the same flat number.
Does the geothermal diagnostic fee get credited toward the repair?
No. The $348 is not credited and not refunded. What you get for it is a full performance audit and a written report before I leave.
What does after-hours geothermal service cost?
Geothermal is $348 flat, day or night. It is never quoted at the $309 emergency rate, so you have one number to hold onto.
How often should a geothermal system be serviced?
At least once a year, twice if it works hard in both seasons. The loop, the flow center and the desuperheater never get checked on a standard AC tune-up.
Tell me about your system
Brand, age, open or closed loop, and anything it has been doing. I will tell you whether it needs a tune-up or a diagnostic.
Call 405-375-4822Geothermal across Oklahoma and most bordering states. Everyday service in Kingfisher, Canadian, Oklahoma, Garfield, Major, Logan and Blaine counties.
